What Should I Do?Mum: Hi Adrian, how are you doing over there in Johannesburg?Adrian: Hi Mum. OK, I guess. Something happened that freaked me out a bit.Mum: What was it?Adrian: I saw something out of my bedroom window at the hostel. Two suspicious characters were hanging around near a car.Mum: OK... So you think they were committing a crime?Adrian: Yes, it looked like they were trying to force the lock.Mum: Hmm... It may have been just vandalism, though.Adrian: Maybe. But that’s still an offence. The thing that worries me: I think they saw me looking at them. What if they’re violent? I feel a bit... well... threatened, to be honest.Mum: I guess you could report it to the police, if it makes you feel better.Adrian: Do you think the police will be able to do something about it?Mum: To be honest, I doubt it. A possible theft might not be enough reason to start an investigation. Even if the suspects did see you.Adrian: Thanks a lot, Mum! Now I feel even worse!Mum: Don’t, it’s totally unnecessary. I seriously doubt they’ll come back just to hurt an innocent onlooker. You’re not even sure they saw you! Relax.Adrian: OK, if you say so.Opdracht 2Lees voorRead What Should I Do?Find the words in the text that match the descriptions. Write them down next to the correct descriptions.a. giving the impression that something is not right – b. another word for ‘doing’ – c. something illegal – d. willing to hurt other people – e. a kind of study into how, what and why something happened – f. people who possibly did something illegal – g. when you have nothing to do with something that happened – h. someone who observes but does not take part when something happens – Feedback

You are on bicycle patrol when you witness a person smash a car window. What do you do?Immediately arrest the person for mischief to private property.Call for back up and wait but do not approach the person.Chosen answerObserve and monitor the situation, take notes and submit an incident report at the end of your shift.Call 911 and ask for immediate assistance as there is a break and enter in progress.SUBMIT

Crime in JohannesburgCrime rates in Johannesburg, South AfricaLevel of crime: 89.22 – Very highWorries things being stolen: 80.99 – Very highWorries being attacked: 75.35 – HighWorries being insulted: 63.33 – HighSafety in Johannesburg, South AfricaSafety walking alone during daylight: 30.61 – LowSafety walking alone during night: 8.66 – Very lowThis data is based on the opinions of visitors to this website over the past three years. If the value is 0, it means it is seen as very low, and if the value is 100, it means it is seen as very high.Opdracht 1Lees vooraHow safe is your neighbourhood, in your opinion? Before reading the text, anwer these questions.1. Do you think there is a lot of crime in your neighbourhood?  2. Are you ever worried that your things will be stolen?  3. Are you ever worried that you will be attacked?

Following on from the previous question.Open your House Polices Document to ensure you respond to this situation within House Policy.The situation with Greg continues to escalate.You are feeling that this situation is too much for you to handle, who could you get to help?Select from below four (4) people that could help. Stuck? Click here to view a pop-up of the content related to this questionAttempt 1PoliceSupervisor/Experienced staff membersOther patrons, friends or familyManager/LicenseeSecurityFriends and Family

While working as a Security Guard you are patrolling the perimeter of the property. You come across an apparent crime scene. What is the FIRST thing you should do?

While working as a Security Guard you are patrolling the perimeter of the property. You come across an apparent crime scene. What is the FIRST thing you should do?Identify witnesses, interview them and prevent them from leavingCordon off the area, contain the scene, keep bystanders away and call for the policeChosen answerCall 911Put up caution tape, photograph the scene, draw diagrams and collect physical evidenceSUBMIT